Comment Neelie (Kroes)

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excerpt from: Our single market is crying out for copyright reform

[...] At the least, at the very least, that is what the law can do: follow current practice. At a minimum.

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This is an incorrect argument. It is the same agument you could use to say: Let's skip the rules for speeding, because it has become common practice. Law is there to protect people and their interests. Not to follow common practice. If that would be the case, drugstrading would have to be legalized too because it has become common practice. Del

Frank van der Pol, 13/08/2014 10:22